The Csound Blog: Modular Instruments II
2007

Code:
https://gist.github.com/jacobjoaquin/5398335

The Csound Blog: Modular Instruments II

I'm a math professor.  I'm interested in abstract algrebra and number theory and their applications to cryptography.

I'm also a classical music fanatic.  I'm intrigued by electronic and algorithmic music.

I've written exactly one piece of music, for piano solo, in the Romantic idiom.  Sheet music is at gregspradlin.org .  Sorry, no audio file yet.

I love creating memes too.  See gmotd.tumblr.com

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future retro @futureretrolondon
thump musiq @user-499247376
ravefurrest @ravefurrest
twist @twist-612737640
system disk crew @systemdisk
yeska @yeska-beatz-crew
meditator @meditatormusicuk

Jacob Joaquin started tinkering with music on a Commodore 64 while in elementary school. From 1994 – 1996 he ran the Digital Dissonance BBS, an online Fresno community where musicians traded original tracker-based electronic compositions. He received his BA in Music Synthesis from Berklee College of Music in 1999. During his time at Berklee he recieved his first C programming lesson from Max Mathews and was the first recipient of Berklee’s Max Mathews’ award. Jacob completed his Masters Degree in Composition New Media and Integrated Media at California Institute of the Arts in 2002. He has studied composition with Dr. Richard Boulanger, Mark Trayle and Morton Subotnick.
